Crikey Newspaper Tracker Shows Where You Can Find Free Newspapers

Lifehacker readers don't seem too fussed about newspapers, but if you do fancy reading an actual physical paper, the Crikey Newspaper tracker — listing locations where papers are either given away or offered for free with an admission ticket to a museum or other attraction — could be a useful resource. It's crowdsourced, so you can add your nearest school/cafe/dodgy newsagent drop-off point to the list. [Crikey Newspaper Tracker]

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Matt Smith Guest

Sep 15, 2010, 3:39pm

Did you guys know if you're a member of a participating library in Australia you can pretty much read all newspapers online for nothing here: http://library.pressdisplay.com/pressdisplay/accountingloginlibrary.aspx

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